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How to take care of wool furnishings in the home
Now is the perfect time to clean any wool products in the home, as the warmer days are ideal for allowing them to air dry.
TUS SciFest crowns the young innovators of the future at STEM fair programme
Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) this week played host to over 750 students who attended SciFest 2023, Ireland’s largest second-level STEM fair programme.
White Bridge in Athlone illuminated in purple to mark World Polio Day
The Rotary Club of Athlone celebrated World Polio Day on Monday, October 24 and to mark the occasion the White Bridge, which traverses the River Shannon in the heart of the town was illuminated in the colour purple by Iarnrod Eireann.
A dream home beside the sea
The minute you turn into Gortard Avenue, just off Salthill Promenade, you will immediately see why so many people would love to call this home. No 2 Gortard Avenue, Rockbarton, is in the heart of Salthill just a stroll from the Promenade. This home is a rare find as it tucked away on a private leafy cul de sac of only eight homes. The very spacious accommodation is over three storeys with hollow corefloors, is presented in turnkey condition, and ready for immediate occupancy.
Umbrella Eile looking for a new home
Umbrella Eile is a Galway-based social enterprise set up to help connect and support independent traders and small business owners. Since our inception in 2020, they have established a growing community of over 60 locally based crafters and traders, with the main goal of creating a positive social impact in Galway.
Belmullet's Nicola releases new children's adventure book
Nicola Lavelle (Nicola Ní Mhaolábhail) from Belmullet, is a primary school teacher and author of a new book - Glór ar Inis Gluaire.
The books are back in town across Mayo
Libraries across Mayo have started to reopen and they are delighted to welcome readers back through their doors.
Opera, ballet, and book club at the Pálás
SOME OF the finest operas and ballets of all time, and one of the most famous books Charles Dickens wrote, can be enjoyed at a new series of event screenings at the Pálás, and at the cinema's book club.
Housekeeping tips for autumn
With October now a week old and the weather deteriorating, it is likely we will be spending more time indoors at home. To make home a more alluring prospect here at the advertiser.ie we have a few tips.
How to succeed in sixth year
It is a bright day in mid-June. You are lying in your bed, very aware that no alarm is going off and you do not have to be anywhere or pick up any books today. One of the most difficult exams, if not the most difficult exam, in your life is behind you.